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I believe this is the same Jim E. I bought a LP-1P air pistol from. Same story all went very well.

I am a bit confused on the proper technique. For a right handed shooter should I be depressing the trigger and push the slide release with my left hand? I tried this on my Les Baer pistol and the hammer follows the slide. I also tried this on my old 1980's Clark BE pistol and the hammer stays back. ...

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I have a old issue of American Handgunner, Jan/Feb, 1994. There is a article about a gunsmith, John Martz who was making 45cal Luger pistols out of the original 9mm. It does not say much about accuracy, but they did look good.

Wondering if anyone has used this system in bullseye training. Was it helpful? Thanks

Thanks to all. I will see you tomorrow at the match Clarence. Thanks for your help.

Hello all, I am a novice Free Pistol shooter and I am "test driving" a IZH-1 pistol. The pistol is in great shape and appears to have been shot very little. I have run approx 100 shots thru it but it seems to want to "miss-fire" about every 5th shot. I load it as normal push up o...

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two matches left in 2012, 9/9 and 11/11. Please see the attachment.

Start with a good 22 lr pistol. S&W41, Ruger competition model with trigger job. That will get you started on the basics, grip, trigger control ,sight alignment. The just have fun and don't get discouraged. This game takes time.

I have just purchased a conversion kit from a good friend. It is mounted on a Rock River frame and shoots very well. I want to practice dry firing it but I am concerned about damage. The manual says dry firing can be done but not on a "regular" basis. If I use a saftey cap will that help? ...